Review of Modern Working Practices

Is it too ambitious to hope that the UK could aim for all work to be ‘good work’?

We live in unpredictable times, and the speed of social and economic change is calling many certainties into question – and none more so than how we spend our working lives. How will employment practices need to adapt to keep pace with new business models and technological advances? How do we get the right balance between employee rights and responsibilities, and employer freedoms and obligations?

In order to address some of these urgent questions, the Prime Minister commissioned an Independent Review into Employment Practices in the Modern Economy in October 2016. Chaired by Matthew Taylor, RSA Chief Executive, the Review aims to ensure both policy makers and the public come to recognise the vital importance of good work to social justice, economic dynamism and civic engagement.

Join Matthew Taylor and senior members of the cabinet at the RSA as the Review findings are launched.

Speakers to include: Matthew Taylor, RSA Chief Executive and Chair, The Independent Review of Employment Practices in the Modern Economy

Find out more about the The Independent Review of Employment Practices in the Modern Economy here.